John Deere EDGE 62 Mower Decks

John Deere EDGE 62

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$2,000

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General overview

John Deere EDGE 62 is a farm equipment attachment in the form of a mid-mount 62-inch rotary mower deck. Marketed under John Deere’s EDGE Cutting System, it is associated with lawn and garden tractor mowing applications and was produced in the United States during the 2003–2012 period. The model designation indicates a cutting deck built for tractor-mounted grass-cutting work rather than field tillage or material handling.

This attachment is defined by its mower-deck configuration and mid-mount placement, which position it for mounted operation on compatible tractors. In use, the EDGE 62 fits within the mowing equipment class for routine turf cutting and grounds maintenance. Its documented production span from 2003 to 2012 places it in John Deere’s early-2000s to early-2010s mower attachment lineup.

Year

2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012

Country of manufacturing

United States

General specifications

Deck Thickness

4.55 mm

Cutting width

1.55 m

Cutting height

0.1 m

Hub Size/Spindle Diameter

2.54

Number of Blades

Three

Compatible Models

2R Series, 3R Series, and 3,120-3,720 Series tractors

Additional specifications

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A mid-mount 62-inch rotary mower deck marketed under John Deere’s EDGE Cutting System, used on various lawn and garden tractors in the 2,003–2,012 era. The research notes that an officially and unambiguously named John Deere "EDGE 62" model could not be verified in OEM literature, and the accessible manual does not provide overall dimensions or shipping weight.

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A mid-mount 62-inch rotary mower deck marketed under John Deere’s EDGE Cutting System, used on various lawn and garden tractors in the 2003–2012 era. The research notes that an officially and unambiguously named John Deere "EDGE 62" model could not b...

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1.55 m

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